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Louise
Ann Noeth founded LandSpeed Productions in 1984 to specialize in a variety
of creative disciplines including:
Ms. Noeth’s award-winning writing and photographic works have been published around the world in several languages. From Sports Illustrated to The Late Show with David Letterman and onto the international arena, her client list is equally diverse and thought-provoking.
She is best known for her unusual, “storyteller” perspective using words and pictures. After several years of touring North America as a professional auto racer campaigning a 250 mph jet dragster, she became a member of the Fourth Estate when she was hired by Petersen Publishing Company in 1979.
As the first female editor-in-chief of any of the firm’s automotive publications, she produced:
- HOT ROD Industry News
- SEMA Show HOT ROD Hotline
and was a member of the development team for:
- HOT ROD Nationals
- CAR CRAFT Nationals
Ms. Noeth has been freelancing her storytelling skills over the past 15 years producing:
- investigative
- technical
- feature
- personality assignments
for a wide array of:
- magazines
- newspapers
- book publishers
- racing teams
- entertainers
- corporate clients
Her column, Fuel For Thought, provides readers with an insiders view of the automotive and motorsports industry’s current events and is authoress of the critically acclaimed, award-winning Bonneville Salt Flats, currently in its third printing.
As one of few women auto writers/racers in America, her moniker “LandspeedLouise” is well-deserved and hard-earned.
She has served on several auto industry technical committees developing self-regulating guidelines in tires, suspension, emission controls and contributed to regulatory discussions with the Secretary of Energy in Washington, D.C.
Comfortable and competent behind the wheel of any car, or truck, she is also an accomplished:
- Motorcyclist
- Licensed Airplane Pilot
- Blue Water Sailor
Ms.
Noeth has seven times been honored with Moto Awards at the Automotive Journalism
Conference for her:
- Investigative Reporting
- Public relations Campaigns
- Editorial Photography
Her book, Bonneville Salt Flats was the 2002 winner of the Society of Automotive Historians Valentine Award, presented in recognition for accuracy in historical research.
Is a member in good standing with the Motor Press Guild and has served as an Officer of the International Motor Press Association.
A staunch supporter of education, she frequently donates her time to:
- schools
- non-profit
- civic organizations as a public speaker and photography judge
Using her camera as an “electronic paint brush,” Ms. Noeth’s photography assignments have taken her around the world. The adventures have been compiled into a substantial stock library that offers licensing opportunities of images on a wide variety of topics.
Ms. Noeth’s art and photography has been exhibited at the:
- Chicago Art Institute
- Ventura County Museum of History and Art
- Ventura County Government Center
- Visions Gallery
Ms. Noeth’s biography appears in many “Who’s Who” books including:
- “America”
- “American Women”
- “Communications”
- “Of the West”
- “Among Young Professionals”
- “In the Millennium”
- “Emerging Leaders in America”
louise@landspeedproductions.biz
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